Dear Multi-hyphenate

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Episodes: 104

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Are you a combination of actor, director, producer, designer, or anything else? Congratulations, you're a multi-hyphenate! A multi-hyphenate is an artist who has multiple proficiencies that cross pollinate to help flourish professional capabilities. Dear Multi-hyphenate explores the full potential of artists in show business who have taken the paths less traveled. Are you unsure how to stay creative and garner income during the pandemic? Are you sitting on a project and you have no idea how to get started? What if others have cornered you into thinking that you are just an actor, or just a director, or just a producer? Let go of the rules and take agency of your full potential! Listen to me and my guests, the leaders of the multi-hyphenation station, as we dissect the mentality and possibilities about artistic agency."Michael is the glue that holds the Broadway community together." - Tony Award Winner Alice Ripley (Next to Normal)

Episode Date
#103 - Adam DeCarlo: Post Pandemic Practices
Mar 11, 2024
#102 - Jodi Carter: Taxes and Financial Mentality
Feb 27, 2024
#101 - Scott Barnhardt: The Worth of a College Degree
Feb 14, 2024
#100B - Rob Madge: I Find the Industry Hysterical
Feb 06, 2024
#100A - Busy Philipps: Point of View
Jan 22, 2024
#99 - Jordan Kai Burnett: It's Okay to Love It
Jan 02, 2024
#98 - Hope Boykin: We Can Be Grateful and Frustrated at the Same Time
Dec 04, 2023
#97 - Frances Ruffelle & Norman Bowman: Frankie & Beausy Perfect the Cabaret
Nov 03, 2023
#96 - Jai Rodriguez: A Thousand Sweet Kisses
Oct 11, 2023
#95 - Sarah Looper: Building A Wine Community
Sep 25, 2023
#94 - Shivani Desai: Don’t Overpitch Yourself
Sep 11, 2023
#93 - Jamie Forshaw: Producing with Passion at Madison Wells Live
Aug 22, 2023
#92 - BroadwayCon 2023 LIVE!
Jul 24, 2023
#91 - Alex Donnelly: A Numbers Guy
Jul 17, 2023
#90 - Lydia-Renee Darling: Breaking Out of the Scarcity Mindset
Jun 27, 2023
#89 - Renrick Palmer: Way Your Way to Success
Jun 12, 2023
#88 - Giles Terera: Hamilton & Me
May 22, 2023
#87 - Jonathan Estabrooks: Creating a Production Business
May 11, 2023
#86 - Billy Porter: Leaning into Your Authenticity
Apr 24, 2023
#85 - Judy Gold: Yes, I Can Say That!
Apr 09, 2023
#84 - Derek McLane & Eila Mell: Designing Broadway
Mar 28, 2023
#83 - Michael Minarik: Cheap Happiness or Lofty Suffering?
Mar 13, 2023
#82 - Ilana Levine: My Jewish Goddess
Feb 21, 2023
#81 - LaQuet Sharnell Pringle: Geared Up: Awake and Aware
Feb 06, 2023
#80 - Stephen Adly Guirgis: Sometimes You Don’t Find a Way Through
Jan 23, 2023
#79 - Douglas Lyons: Making Money in the Theatre
Jan 09, 2023
#78 - Carson Kressley: 'Saying Yes'
Dec 26, 2022
#77 - Ken Davenport: Producing 101
Dec 13, 2022
#76 - Sarah Jones: Sell/Buy/Date
Nov 28, 2022
#75 - é boylan: The Catalyst for Gathering
Nov 14, 2022
#74 - Ari Axelrod: Jewish Identities in Show Business
Oct 31, 2022
#73 - Carl Moellenberg: The Path to Survival
Oct 18, 2022
#72 - Carol Burnett & Eila Mell: The Majestic is Fit for a Prince
Sep 29, 2022
#71 - Greg Carruthers of EveryBODY On Stage: Fatphobia in the Theatre Industry
Sep 06, 2022
#70 - Charles Busch: Too Gay for the Industry
Aug 15, 2022
#69 - Robbie Rozelle: Broadway Adjacent: Sopranos Need Jokes
Jul 27, 2022
#68 - LIVE @ BroadwayCon 2022: John Cariani, Kaisha Huguley, Michael Kushner, Jennifer Ashley Tepper, and Jen Waldman
Jul 13, 2022
#67 - Jared Grimes: My Gifts Are Not A Distraction
Jun 29, 2022
#66 - Moisés Kaufman: Building Theatre from the Ground Up
Jun 01, 2022
#65 - Melissa Rose Hirsch: We Are All the Same, Afterall
May 16, 2022
#64 - Roman Molino Dunn: It's Not About You
Apr 27, 2022
#63 - Dani Stoller: Jewish Representation & Washington D.C. Multi-Hyphenation
Apr 13, 2022
#62 - David Loud: Sometimes You Have to Learn the Hard Way
Mar 30, 2022
#61 - Rye Myers: Hey Listen! Marketing, Producing, and Sponsorships in the Theatre
Mar 14, 2022
#60 - Sarah Hamaty: Everything and Nothing
Feb 28, 2022
#59 - Brian Jordan Jr.: People See Me As Revolutionary
Feb 16, 2022
#58 - Christine Pedi: Drop Your Pants And Go
Feb 02, 2022
#57 - Leigh Silverman: What is Essential?
Jan 18, 2022
#56 - Josh Johnston: Wiping My Feet at the Door
Jan 03, 2022
#55 - Peppermint: Different Hands on Different Balls
Nov 10, 2021
#54 - Jennica McCleary: Disney's Own Winnie Sanderson
Oct 13, 2021
#53 - Ben Fankhauser: It Always Works Out
Sep 29, 2021
#52 - Jason Rodriguez: Agencies in the Theatre Industry
Sep 15, 2021
#51 - Roger Q. Mason: Wig the F*ck Out
Aug 18, 2021
#50 - Nina West: Drag Race ASMR
Aug 04, 2021
#49 - Alex Matteo: The Saturn Return
Jul 21, 2021
#48 - Carlie Craig: Have the Finish Line in Place
Jul 07, 2021
#47 - Erik Liberman: The Near Death Experience
Jun 23, 2021
#46 - L Morgan Lee: The Perception of the Multi-Hyphenate
Jun 09, 2021
#45 - Mary Jo McConnell: Healing: The Artist & The Combat Soldier
May 26, 2021
#44 - Vasthy Mompoint: Find Your Treehouse
May 12, 2021
#43 - Jen Waldman: The Titanic Leader
Apr 28, 2021
#42 - Christine Toy Johnson: Breaking the Color Barrier
Apr 14, 2021
#41 - PennyWild: An Artist's Guilt
Mar 31, 2021
#40 - Alex Wyse: "Oh, the Humanity!"
Mar 17, 2021
#39 - Stephanie Klapper: Multi-Hyphenates & The Casting Director
Mar 03, 2021
#38 - Tsilala Brock: Standards of Excellence
Feb 17, 2021
#37 - Backstage Bazaar: Helping Out The Purple Squirrel
Feb 03, 2021
#36 - Kaisha Huguley: Creating On Tik Tok
Jan 20, 2021
#35 - Kimberly Faye Greenberg: Multi-tasking vs. Multi-Hyphenating
Jan 06, 2021
#34 - Carly Valancy: The Reach Out Party!
Dec 23, 2020
#33 - Michael McElroy: It's Too Easy To Go Back to the Way Things Were
Dec 10, 2020
#32– Grace McLean: The Bisy Backson
Nov 26, 2020
#31 - Priya Mahendra: The Common Denominator
Nov 11, 2020
#30 - Rona Siddiqui: Fortitude: Seeing An Idea Through
Oct 29, 2020
#29 - Sophie Thompson: Oddities and Shenanigans
Oct 14, 2020
#28 - Tia Altinay: Building A Plane As You're Flying It
Sep 28, 2020
#27 - Mei Ann Teo: Passion & Purpose
Sep 17, 2020
#26 - Anthony Norman: A Good, Consistent Pee Schedule
Sep 09, 2020
#25 - Brad Oscar: Beshert! It’s a Great Word!
Sep 02, 2020
#24 - Alet Taylor: Punk Ass Bitch
Aug 27, 2020
#23 - Lori Wheat: I Wish I Had A Formula
Aug 21, 2020
#22 - John Schwab: The Multi-Hyphenate Superpower
Aug 05, 2020
#21 - Ned Donovan: Say ‘Oui’... Then Google It
Jul 29, 2020
#20 - Al Silber: Human Being, Not A Human Doing
Jul 22, 2020
#19 - Kate Rockwell & Tracey Eden: A Mouse, Duh!
Jul 16, 2020
#18 - Lindsay Lavin: Make Up' Your Own Path
Jul 08, 2020
#17 - Dimitri Moise: Discovering Your Call To Action
Jul 01, 2020
#16 - Tonya Pinkins: Career, Clairvoyance & Country
Jun 24, 2020
#15 - John McGinty: Art Isn't Easy, But Inclusion Is
Jun 18, 2020
#14 - Ashley Kate Adams: Marinate the Chicken
May 27, 2020
#13 - Rachel Brosnahan: Covenant House: Get Involved
May 18, 2020
#12 - Remy Germinario (featuring Caroline Lagerfelt): Our Experience is Our Own Greatest Tool
May 12, 2020
#11 - Cynthia Henderson: The Why Of It All (Or A Masterclass in Acting)
May 06, 2020
#10 - Elena Garcia: I Will Not Apologize
Apr 28, 2020
#9 - Randy Graff: Just Being Jewish
Apr 21, 2020
#8 - DeAnne Stewart and Ryan Mac: That's supposed to mean Support
Apr 14, 2020
#7 - JJ Maley: A Young Producer's Journey
Apr 08, 2020
#6 - Angela Grovey: Does It Make Me Happy?
Mar 18, 2020
#5 - Liz Flemming and Tina Scariano: The 5x5 Rule
Mar 11, 2020
#4 - Erin Kommor: Mental Health is Fierce
Mar 04, 2020
#3 - Adam Hyndman: Comparison is the Thief of Joy
Feb 19, 2020
#2 - The Skivvies: Starting From Scratch
Jan 30, 2020
#1 - What is a Multi-Hyphenate?
Jan 30, 2020